Reviews
Twist, Tumble, Triumph: The Story of Champion Gymnast Ágnes Keleti
“A stirring expression of the triumph of the human spirit.” —Kirkus Reviews View →
The Last Plum: A Mini and Milo Book
“The softly colored, carefully composed digital illustrations present personable, sympathetic protagonists, with ample boldfaced type incorporated into the artwork for dramatic effect. A delightful charmer about how friendships can blossom through compromise.”—Kirkus… View →
The Box Full of Wonders
“…[T]his pleasing read-aloud will especially resonate with kids navigating newly blended families. . . . Puts a positive spin on a potentially stressful familial experience.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
All the Cats
“The rhyming text is black, large, and spare, laid out seamlessly with the illustrations, making this an ideal option for younger children building their vocabulary. . . . The earnest arrangement spells satisfaction, making this a quick and easy pick for cat lovers. Playful, like… View →
Help!: A Monster Play-Along Adventure
“Featuring huge-lettered text and hilariously grotesque imagery—including stomach-churning yellow-green fart clouds—this tale is loud in every sense of the word, but the illustrations offer ample negative space for breathing room . . . . [K]ids will find it a hoot. A gut-busting… View →
Basketball Break
“Readers will encounter both an engaging story and one that offers valuable lessons about achieving a life balance. The book also explores the importance of friendship and how it must be nurtured to be a positive force in life. Reviewer Rating:… View →
Evie and Rhino
“Full of heart and soul with exquisite prose that invites readers to feel the historical moment, Evie and Rhino offers a unique moment in time to readers who love stories that center animal care and standing up for those who cannot stand up for… View →
Ellis Island Passover
“A satisfying addition to Passover collections in school and public libraries. While it will be appreciated most by Jewish readers, young Ezra’s solitary adventure and resourceful nature, and his great-niece overcoming her all-too-human grumpiness, will reach others as… View →
Is It Asleep?
“A laudably candid yet child-friendly examination of life and death.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Monster in the Lake
“Children who get their hands on this oversize, glossy delight, filled with made-to-linger details, will be lucky ducks indeed.”—starred, Publishers Weekly View →
Exploring Building Trade Careers
“Shining with positivity; offers suggested first steps toward making realistic and fulfilling life choices.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Exploring Environmental Sciences Careers
“An accessible work that’s rich in both helpful tips and possibilities.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
Trumpets of Death: A Graphic Novel
“A beautiful graphic novel about a boy whose transformation into a stag leads to personal growth and maturity.”—Foreword Reviews View →
Absolutely Everything: A Graphic Novel
“A hopeful and validating story that excels in portraying a middle schooler’s ADHD journey.”—starred, Kirkus Reviews View →
Exploring Engineering Careers
“Useful guidance for career-minded young makers who may wish to pursue engineering. . . A concise, information-packed overview with an emphasis on helpful practical advice.”—Kirkus Reviews View →
The Great Narwhal Rescue: Saving the Arctic Ocean's Narwhals
“Markle effectively translates complex topics, such as echolocation, Arctic migration patterns, and ecological disruption, into age-relevant language. Vivid photographs, maps, diagrams, and firsthand quotations from experts in the field add authenticity and depth. . . Perfect for… View →
Frank's Red Hat
“[A]n amusing, low-key tale of invention and perseverance.”—Wall Street Journal View →
Cree (Best Believe): Las Tres Hermanas, una hermandad para el bien común (The Tres Hermanas, a Sisterhood for the Common Good)
“This Spanish-language edition of Best Believe: The Tres Hermanas, a Sisterhood for the Common Good not only celebrates the three sisters who helped revitalize the Bronx but also doubles as a love letter to the borough itself. . . This valuable addition will inspire Latinx View →
Rewriting the Rules: How Dr. Kathleen Friel Created New Possibilities for Brain Research and Disability
“The visual representation of Friel and her life experiences is superbly rendered in fluid and bright images that highlight her accomplishments as a differently abled person rather than a singular focus on cerebral palsy. . . A must-purchase for all libraries as it reflects the… View →
Sammy Spider's Big Book of Jewish Holidays
“A vibrant and educational journey through Jewish traditions.” –School Library Journal View →
Anyada Buena, Shanah Tovah
“newest offering is a wonderful way to highlight the diversity of the Jewish community.” –School Library Journal View →
Y, también, el zorro (And, Too, the Fox)
“This picture book poem by former US Poet Laureate Límon captures the simplicity and playfulness of the creature. The narrative and images complement each other as they present one day in the life of the title character. . . Animal lovers will fully embrace this… View →